Maksymilian Stachowiak

Hi everyone, It seems like that was an error, and it's fixed in 2023.1.3.118 - screenshot from changelog in attachment.

Automated export-import will solve part of the problem, but maybe it will be good enough to start thinking in terms of roll forward, instead of roll back, then cherrypicking hotfixes shouldn't be necessary. Introducing some feature flags to control what users will see, and connecting this with th

There is 'On path', but i might have been not precise enough here. There is no global 'On path', we have to define it on specific path :) Also On Exit, On Entry are in Context of specific step, so you have to define it per step basis - no global option. You should go to workflow, select a step, o

The thing is that 'On save workflow element' is triggered only, when a Save button in Menu bar (on the top) is being used. (or when someone without edit permission saves comment based on this*) Pressing Save on bottom - the path, doesn't trigger 'On save workflow element' - it triggers 'On path'

Thanks Daniel, I somehow didn't had a chance to use that action yet, and totally forgot about it 🙃

Hello everyone, I've got a use case, where users want to make a specific path always redirect them to a specific dashboard. Right now, the returnurl parameter is built dynamically, and we (developers) don't have almost any possibilities to change that behavior (we can create our custom links, so

Hi Paweł, how did you saved the element? By disk icon on menu bar, or with save path? I've created a sample dictionary, and saving with floppy disk icon on menu bar triggers that e-mail, but saving using a path does'nt. You could create an automation, and use it in 2 places to solve it: 1. Glo

Hi Joanna, Why are you using HTML with tags? Isn't On Value Change* enough? What is the use case? *https://docs.webcon.com/docs/2023R3/Studio/UxRules_General/#id_2

Hi Everyone, I don't think that CSS will have anything to do with it, at least not the one from the browser, rather one from e-mail formatting, but it doesn't look like that. It's displayed the same in preview, even after removing standard e-mail content, and just inserting two attributes. (e-mai

There is probably a reason, why .xlsm are not recognized by default, as it might be considered a security risk - VBA is really old, and often used in phishing. With that in mind, you can try using below SQL query, to get latest excel file attached to an instance: SELECT TOP 1 ATT_ID FROM

Hi Sebastian, Are you reading data using an Action, or is it Import to a list / dictionary? I'll assume we are talking about action in this reply. Could you share screenshots from configuration window? Have you tried querying for file with SQL?

I had users asking for possibility to attach files inside text fields (It was possible somehow in IBM Notes), but this would solve that case too :)

I'm also missing this one, it could be used to have better readability.

This should be possible to do with Run A PowerShell Script Action*. But I'm not sure if it is available in SaaS I'm currently using it to generate XML files, but creating regular file would look like this: New-Item C:\temp\test.txt Set-Content C:\temp\test.txt 'This is a file created by webcon'

Hi Paweł, You should be able to solve both topics without need to use API. Part 1. You could solve it in few ways: 1. If you've already created an action, you could make it visible on top menu button, and execute it using INVOKE MENU ACTION function on change of field containing ID of source d

Hi Joanna, From Advanced configuration there is no option that would change the formatting of the field. You could achieve it with querying database using SQL with FORMAT and REPLACE functions: SELECT REPLACE(FORMAT(123321123321.22, 'N2', 'de-DE'), '.', ' ') AS Test -- Space separated SELECT

Hello everyone, I've encountered too many times situation, where i need to make really subtle change in application, to fix some kind of error/bug. Changes so small like: * Add column on a report * Update filter on picker field * Update filter on report * Check 'wizard mode' on path * Reord

That is exactly what I'm doing right now, and it is sufficient, i left a voice here, as it could be enchanced in the future :)

I tried to do some more digging, and the hardest ones to do present will be probably actions, as SQL queries for actions, are stored as XML. In WFActions there is ACT_Configuration column, which contains xml like this: select det_id ,0 as {DCNCOL:134} from wfelementdeta

I'm almost sure that it will be more accurate and faster, but it will require a lot of thinking on where SQL could be used, to make sure that you get all the places. But you have to find them either way, manually, or with query. Why is there a SQL COMMAND needed though? It will be much easier